Ugo Rondinone Curates an Exhibition at the Museum of Art and History in Geneva |
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‘Considered one of the major voices of his generation, Ugo Rondinone is an artist who composes dazzling meditations on nature and the human condition.’ – The Museum of Art and History in Geneva |
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Swiss artist, Ugo Rondinone, is well-known for larger-than-life temporary sculptures and his new exhibition at the Museum of Art and History in Geneva is no exception. The Financial Times details Rondinone’s homage to the history of the museum and the country in his latest show, when the sun goes down the moon comes up. In this exhibition, he features keys works by the Swiss artists Ferdinand Hodler (1853-1918) and Félix Vallotton (1865-1925) as well as more than 300 historical artifacts ranging from drawings to clocks. ‘Hodler and Vallotton represent contradictory, codependent and complementary views of 19th-century art movements,’ says Rondinone. ‘While Hodler’s symbolism has his foot in the past, Vallotton’s post-Impressionism marks the beginning of Modernism.’ Spanning 13 rooms, the exhibit is vast and full of personality. Visitors can see a room full of glass horses, nude portraits, and even secret doors which only open when approached. The exhibition runs from January 26 to July 18 2023. Learn more about Ugo Rondinone's new exhibition at theMuseum of Art and History in Geneva, and discover the exclusive limited edition print available on Artspace. |
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EXCLUSIVE LIMITED EDITION |
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UGO RONDINONE I Don’t Live Here Anymore |
Artspace and Phaidon present a limited-edition photographic print by pioneering multidisciplinary artist Ugo Rondionone. Entitled, I Don't Live Here Anymore (1995/2022) the edition originates from Rondinone’s compelling body of work of the same name, created in 1995. Both timeless and prescient, the series of works subvert iconic images of fashion models by superimposing his own likeness onto the subjects’ forms, resulting in a fluid mix of masculinity and femininity, familiarity and ambiguity. Limited availability – secure this exclusive edition now on Artspace |
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